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    All About Preparing For Primary One

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      micollh
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      SAHM_TAN:
      micollh:

      [quote=\"michyms\"]I recommend this series for primary 1 preparation: http://www.popular.com.sg/jsp/product/list_product_by_cat.jsp?vca001=185


      i use this for my 4 yo too.. we are in book 5 now.. fantastic book i must say she can even recognise the words when we see it in newspaper/notice.. easy to teach too 🙂

      Does it have hanyu pinyin? At this stage I do not buy books with han.yu pinyin. Thanks 😄

      On the cover I see \"International Montessori Teacher\" The author use Montessori Method?[/quote]it comes with HYPY, which helps parent like myself who is not so good in chinese to teach, else i may teach the wrong pronunciation. but when i teach, DD recognise the word not the HYPY.

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        SAHM_TAN
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        micollh:

        it comes with HYPY, which helps parent like myself who is not so good in chinese to teach, else i may teach the wrong pronunciation. but when i teach, DD recognise the word not the HYPY.
        Will check it out thanks.

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          phtthp
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          hi micollh,


          do they have the equivalent for English & Maths ?

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            Champion
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            phtthp:
            hi micollh,


            do they have the equivalent for English & Maths ?
            Please follow the link from michyms on previous page - scroll down and there are some recommendations on English books:-
            http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=117&start=1120

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              micollh
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              Thaks champion. ptthp, i din use this series for english, i use peter & Jane for english. DD in book 2b now… is able to read most of the words on her own too. as the sigh words are repeated.


              maths use which one ? i only let DD do worksheet.

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                jeanieg
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                Hi mommies


                I am not sure where to post this question as it pertains to Chinese New Year!
                My girl is entering P1 next year and usually around CNY we travel back to Penang where my MIL and husband’s family lives. Of cos, in kindy we can take like 4 or 5 days off but as for P1, do schools allow more than the standard 2 days break?

                I know, I vely KS, as CNY is far away but I am been meaning to ask this so I ask lor : )

                Any advice?

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                  michyms
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                  micolh, Peter and Jane is a good series to prepare for P1. I am trying to expose my K2 girl to as many words and sentence structures as much as possible. Since she likes fairy tales, I get her to read out loud a book which contains a collection of fairy tales. There are many words she doesn’t know, but as she goes through them word by word, she is learning new ones and ways of using them everyday.


                  As for Maths, I bought a Maths assessment book and teach her some basic concepts…

                  Did you mention that your dd is 4 years old? There is still plenty of time left, so can take it slow and easy… I am also teaching my 4 yr old dd to read using Peter and Jane and Ji Chu Han Zi 500.

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                    jeanieg:
                    Hi mommies


                    I am not sure where to post this question as it pertains to Chinese New Year!
                    My girl is entering P1 next year and usually around CNY we travel back to Penang where my MIL and husband's family lives. Of cos, in kindy we can take like 4 or 5 days off but as for P1, do schools allow more than the standard 2 days break?

                    I know, I vely KS, as CNY is far away but I am been meaning to ask this so I ask lor : )

                    Any advice?
                    hi, my DS is entering P1 next yr too... 😄

                    for us, we travelled overseas during the CNY period as well, for abt a week so i was worried what to do with next yr; hw are our arrangements gg to be like...

                    my cousin's suggestions to us - this what what she did too when her kids were in P1.. and for two consecutive yrs since her DS, followed by her DD ..

                    CNY 2012 falls on a mon & tues, with sun as the eve, so what u can do ( or try to do) is to take sch leave for 3 days - wed, thurs & fri.

                    i know i know, u parents are gonna :pokeeye: for bringing up this kind of suggestion.

                    but i guessed since sch term starts nt too long ago, the kids will not missed out much. 😉

                    a check with DH whose the kind of ' no means no ' type, finds this suggestion visible too. he agreed on the part whereby a child wldnt miss out too much since its only abt 2 weeks of lessons from 03 Jan

                    but comes P2, better nt do this anymore. :razz:

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                      jeanieg:
                      Hi mommies


                      I am not sure where to post this question as it pertains to Chinese New Year!
                      My girl is entering P1 next year and usually around CNY we travel back to Penang where my MIL and husband's family lives. Of cos, in kindy we can take like 4 or 5 days off but as for P1, do schools allow more than the standard 2 days break?

                      I know, I vely KS, as CNY is far away but I am been meaning to ask this so I ask lor : )

                      Any advice?
                      I don't think it will be a problem as long as you let the teacher know in advance. As it is so early in the year there probably won't even be any work to catch up on.

                      My daughter missed a week in July as my brother got married overseas; her teacher gave her some work to do but told her not to do it while she was away, just to catch up when she came up. She also had to do the spelling test and ting xie that she missed.

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                        jeanieg
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                        Thanks poppy15 and nms1 for your input. I feel better knowing we can 'pong tang' school for a couple of days. 🙂

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